The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-11-10

--Tks Mitsss Aitea Of Kaiisaa are us
lilBs Mr. W r Blscl
Rev. NJ. /. ssrestos preached 81
fsspins,oa Cents lssi saBasy
r.si .ea WIN ous hsss bses 10
Ne. fort fee days tsiiss 10 The cleo
isnr.
"a .msilss ha4bsf irom this place
shsa usnal psiroaised the Ns~ Yorh en-
curron. bat ibe trails sa sell loaded.
--Aaarsw " Martha. clerk u The
LqEipoI Hoase. Vas called 70 Ses York.
Mopasy, by tho des,h Of bic mother
C. Y. Back ~bo roft. :, his trade lor
the Eggiaof Hoase daring tbs Summer.
win spend the SLATER 81 West Arlingion.
Tho Pfesadnri has appointed Tbun-
DAP. Nov. "a. - ,hs day for the snpnal
ThanissirinE and no doub, the Governor
viii do The same.
--llsilrosi officials ssy that the Sunday
hight train 10 New York is better patron.
lied than any other nigh, lfain And il viii
no doubt be continued through the yess
--Rer. DR.. Wild hes goae to Moniresl
10 receive medical treatment at the bands
oil specialist HE health Ia better than
when be came here aud be hopes for CON-
ple.s recovery.
Mrs Keepe aud daughter have remov'
II a. n.nat sul furshasei a
stock Of ees millinery eoocs which they
sill be pleased 10 have the ladies OF this
vicinity call snd examine. Read their
advertisement
Rev. Dr. wirkhsm aud Mrs. Wick
ham have returned from New York. They |
mention fading lsev. DR., Preniiss, whose
summer home Is 10 Dorset, quite I'll q. his
city residence. his ply sicians recommend
log miidcr climate for him.
Prom Rss Dr. Wickham We learn
some further particulars regarding the
Boucinoi family history which is quite
romantic Tue older Bondinot was
chief among the Cberokees. and = man sf
many good traits Of character His vile
who vas q white woman died leaving five
children. Miss s,rseant. who was mis-
sionary among the Cherokees, partly out
Of sympathy for the children. became bis
second wife. osiug 10 political troubles
among the Cherokees Mr. Boudinot was
assassinated. Soon after Mrs. Boudinot
came 70 Manchester With the five children
and Tor some years had charge Of a school
for girls which she opened, chiefly to
educate her tao daughters. The boys
attended the Seminary. Mrs. Boudino,
is still living 10 Troy. n. Y. The Z. @
,aondiuo. who rs 10 trouble 10 the Indian
Ter. Tiory is sou Of William, an older
brothe.' OF Coraelius who Is bcs, known
10 ManeL sstsr people. and who has spent
many years 10 Washington where he is
we'll and isyo. ably known.
We have no iced that correspondents
OF tho Rutland III. '.dd aud some other pa
pers have called 10 question the PROBES.
sionai character Of Dr. Page. who has ,
been employed by the State cattle com
mission 10 examine disea ed cattle IN sew
ersl towns In the State. These stacks
have been prompted partly BY profession /
al Jealousy and partly by thei'S ats' ieeiins I
OF opposition TO tbs Resin mi SnIcu
quarantine necessarily imposes, These ]
attacks will do no harm here whers The
doctor has been 10 practice with grAtiiy- 4
ing success for the past twelve yeas, and
IL should not iniarc him where he Is not n
30 well known since DR.. Mclean Of the
National Board Of Agriculture. who vss
sent 10 report upon these csses aud Who
10 an expert In ,Lese Diseases. approved
Of al DIR. Page has done. the correspon'
dent OF the Rutland Hernii 10 the con !,
trAry notwithstanding. II is qnite likely !
that 10 some cases not fully developed
doubt may exist As 10 tho nature OF the
disease. aud in such eases. owing 10 IT.
contagious character. the practice Is TO
establish quarantine until all doub. is
removed by further developments. s.
MANCHESTER erSrnn.
--Two new coal stoves we're placed in .
the Episcopal church last wsek. the gill
oil enc Of it's members n
The Rev. Mr.. Kerr has been holding
services Ut the Methodist church In Bond, is
vile during tho pas, week. On Sunday
he exchanged With the Rev. Mr.. Felcb OF b,
that village Who supplied his pnlpi, while
be remained in Bondville. :,
Tho Rev. NJ. sssrt leaves ns this
week for wcxs pssIst which is 10 ba bis
future home Iii. with much regret tbs. :
bur people psrl with biu Tor since his
residence among u. be- b.. made host Of .
Idsnds oil Of whom ~ill bad him God
speed 10 his aex ii~la ~ labor. ~
The Rev. u + Bro~n. Of Canton, n.
Y. !. expected To supply The desk OF the VI
Baptist church pert Sabbath. with view
81 settlement among the people as pastor. ar
Hs vail also preach Ia Sauderland 10 the
Afternoon At 5 O'Clock 0ns .. received
Into The fellowship Of the Baptist church !,
by baptism las, Sabbath morning.
MIR. aud Mrs Robert Ames ssve ~
slcGant reception 10 their 400 Charles and :.
biz bride gforme,ly Nj. Jessie Crowley
u Fair Hsysul. 90 Thursday evening Of
|sss week. Which sas largely attended by ~
bar people. The bridal presents display Al
"a on The occasion we're both b~4ntifai
Ind numerous sad sers mostly sii,s from
breads 10 Fair H.ves and this place.
"A nonumsn. 10 The memory OF the 81,
ste Bsier wlisoa has Just been placed 10
Ihe cemetery here by . isw 81 bis Sss i.
iosk sfienas. the Superintendent and